Here are some python projects you can try

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Here are some Python projects you can try.


Those projects will help you learn python and improve your skills and get your first experience in the world of programming.


Here is a list of cool projects you can do alongside the ones in the image post.


1. Simple calculator

The first project you can try is a simple calculator.

It can be a console calculator or a GUI calculator.


2. Password generator

This is a simple project that can help you get more experience in working with strings.


3. Rock Paper Scissors

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with lists.


4. Youtube Video Downloader

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with APIs.


5. Image to Pencil Sketch

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with images.


6. PDF to PPT

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with files.


7. Hangman Game

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with Tkinter.


8. Face Mask Detector

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with OpenCV.


9. Snake Game

This is a fun project that can help you get more experience in working with pygame.


If you start working on any project just link the GitHub repository and I will have a look into it, and give you my feedback.


Great luck!




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